Italy

Bresaola - jerky beef from Italy

Most Italian meat products are cooked from pork. But, as you know, from every rule there is at least one exception. In the list of dishes far from the vegetarian table, Bresaola stands apart from its "counterparts". She is beef jerky. In some northern regions of Italy, there are still versions of venison and horsemeat.
Regions of Italy

What to see in Sicily. Part II

Following the first part of the post, Sicily: the most remarkable places on the island Blogoitaliano continues to acquaint readers with those attractions that should definitely be given special attention during your trip. Moreover, trying to distribute them in importance between the two posts, we could not come to a single decision, which of them are more and which are less worthy of attention.
Regions of Italy

The main airports of Sicily

Sicily, which is so attractive for tourists, is a typical island, access to which is possible only in two ways - sea and air. Travelers from Italy or from nearby islands usually get to Sicily by sea, while tourists from other countries prefer airplanes - it is much faster and more convenient. Arriving on the island are waiting for three international airports located in different parts of the island - Palermo, Catania and Trapani.
Rome

Obelisks of Rome

Rome became famous as the capital of the Ancient World, the cradle of culture, sciences and military affairs. However, even in such an extraordinary city, there was a place for imported curiosities. The obelisks of Rome are a tribute to an even more ancient civilization, Egyptian. Powerful pointed stone blocks soared into the sky of the Italian capital, adorning the squares of the Eternal City.
Story

The Killing of Caesar, Before and After - Issue 1

44 year BC. The ruler of Dacia becomes a king with a sweet name Komosik, Cleopatra poisons Ptolemy XIV, Indo-Scythian kings conquer Gandhara. And in Rome, Mark Junius Brutus and Gaius Cassius Longin, with their associates, inflict 23 stab wounds on Guy Julius Caesar, dictator of the Roman Republic, which Caesar cannot survive.
Rome

Dog fountain in Rome

The fountains of Rome are known for their diversity and magnificence. But in this article we will talk about an unusual structure - a fountain for dogs. It is located on a street called Via Veneto, and to notice it is not so simple. The fact is that this small fountain is located almost at the very surface of the earth. Its purpose is to help quench the thirst of four-legged pets.

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Holidays in Italy

Where to buy football tickets in Rome

Football in Rome is more than just football, and attending even an ordinary series A match in the Italian Championship will bring you incredible emotions and impressions that will last a lifetime. It remains only to buy tickets, which is very easy to do using the instructions below. Important: tickets can be bought in advance on the Internet at the official ticketone partner site.
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Temples of Vesta and Sibyl in Tivoli | 2019
Tivoli

Temples of Vesta and Sibyl in Tivoli

The Temple of Vesta (Tempio di Vesta) in Tivoli, from which there is only a rotunda and fragments of walls, is equally attractive to connoisseurs of ancient architecture and lovers of nature and beautiful views. Nearby is the worse-preserved Temple of the Sibyls (Tempio di Sivilla) and the famous Sibilla Restaurant. The history of the creation of the Temple was built in the 1st century BC on the hill of the ancient acropolis of the city of Tibur, as Tivoli was previously called.
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Palermo Airport | 2019
Palermo

Palermo Airport

The largest air gate of Sicily is the airport of Palermo named after Falcone and Borsellino (Aeroporto di Palermo "Falcone e Borsellino"). Remote 35 km west of the capital of Sicily, the airport is located in the town of Punta Raisi. The modern look The modern look of the terminal, built in 1960, acquired after the reconstruction of 1987.
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Polyglot: Italian in 16 hours 5 lesson | 2019
Polyglot

Polyglot: Italian in 16 hours 5 lesson

Conjugation of the verbs SLEEP DORMIRE - SLEEP ("Dormire") IO DORMO - I SLEEP ("Io Dormo") TU DORMI - YOU SLEEP ("Tu Dormi") LUI DORME - HE SLEEP ("Louis Dormé") LEI DORME - SHE SLEEP LEI DORME - YOU ARE SLEEPING (respectfully) NOI DORMIAMO - WE ARE SLEEPING ("Noi Dormiamo") VOI DORMITE - YOU ARE SLEEPING ("Voi Dormite") LORO DORMONO - THEY ARE SLEEPING ("LORO DORMONO") SEE VEDERE - SEE ("WEEDER") IO VEDO - I SEE ("Io Vedo") TU VEDI - YOU SEE (Tu Vedi) LUI VEDE - HE SEES ("Louis Veda") LEI VEDE - SHE SEES LEI VEDE - YOU SEE (respectfully) NOI VEDIAMO - WE SEE (" Noi Vedyamo ") VOI VEDERE - YOU SEE (" Voi Vedera ") LORO VEDONO - THEY SEE (" Loro Vedono ", emphasis on the first syllable) In the past tense VEDERE goal will look like VISTO.
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Cathedral of St. John the Baptist in Turin | 2019
Turin

Cathedral of St. John the Baptist in Turin

The Cathedral of St. John the Baptist (Cattedrale di San Giovanni Battista, Duomo di Torino) is located in the center of Turin, close to other famous attractions - the Egyptian Museum, the Palazzo Madama and the Royal Palace. This is the main religious building in Turin and the only example of Renaissance architecture preserved in the city.
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Corniglia - a small paradise of Italian winemakers | 2019
Liguria

Corniglia - a small paradise of Italian winemakers

Corniglia is the smallest city in the Cinque Terre National Park. It differs from the rest of the cities of Pyatisemye in that it is not located on the very shore of the Ligurian Sea, but at an altitude of about 100 meters above its level. Therefore, it will not work to get to it by sea - only by land modes of transport.
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The most beautiful cemeteries in Italy | 2019
The most in Italy

The most beautiful cemeteries in Italy

On November 1, Italy celebrates a national holiday - All Saints Day (Tutti I Santi). Many Italians will go to church that day, and even more will go to cemeteries, where their close and dear people are buried, to pray there, put a candle and bring fresh flowers. As a rule, Italian cemeteries are all very, very similar to each other.
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Verona Hotels 4, 5 stars: TOP-5 most popular
Cities of Italy

Verona Hotels 4, 5 stars: TOP-5 most popular

There are a lot of hotels in Italian Verona. Only Booking.com is ready to offer its guests about 1000 various accommodation options. Therefore, choosing the best one is not an easy task. To save your time in finding the best hotel in Verona, Blogoitaliano decided to choose the best accommodation options in the very center of the city for those who value increased comfort and luxury.
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Trains in Italy: tickets, fares, how to buy
Trip planning

Trains in Italy: tickets, fares, how to buy

The railway connection on the Apennine Peninsula is well developed: the railway network covers all the key cities, and trains in Italy run on schedule, delays and delays are extremely rare. It should be noted that when planning a trip between the main cities of mainland Italy, most tourists prefer to travel by train: it is often more convenient and profitable.
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Italian city fined 650 euros for "noisy waterfall"
Society

Italian city fined 650 euros for "noisy waterfall"

A small town, spread out on the shore of Lake Como, will have to pay a fine for a too noisy waterfall. For thousands of years it took shape, for hundreds of years it was a favorite destination for tourists, until one day this amazing fountain seemed “too noisy” to the locals. The authorities of the city of Bellano, which is located on the shores of the famous Italian lake Como, will be forced to pay a fine after local residents complained that lumps of water in a beautiful creation of nature fall "too noisy", which makes it difficult to watch TV with open windows.
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Signoria square in Florence: free open-air museum
Cities of Italy

Signoria square in Florence: free open-air museum

Signoria Square in Florence (Piazza della Signoria) is known far beyond Italy: it has become the embodiment of harmony and a real museum of palaces and sculptures created by Renaissance geniuses. That is why BlogoItaliano decided to tell separately about the history of the square and its most interesting sights.
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Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore in Rome
Churches in rome

Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore in Rome

The Church of Santa Maria Maggiore (Basilica Papale di Santa Maria Maggiore) is not just another Catholic church in Rome. In fact, it is one of the four main basilicas of the eternal city, that is, a cathedral of the highest rank! History The Papal Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore was founded in the early Christian period.
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Milan will host an international exhibition of shoes
Culture

Milan will host an international exhibition of shoes

Wonderful MICAM Shoevent shoe show returns to Milan again! Over the years, the latest trends of the unstable, but surprising and even bewitching world of shoes have been highlighted in the framework of MICAM. This event was first held back in 1969, and since then it has become so popular and so loved by fashion lovers that these days it is held twice a year - in March and September.
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Academy Gallery in Florence: collection, tickets, opening hours
Cities of Italy

Academy Gallery in Florence: collection, tickets, opening hours

It is believed that in Florence is about a third of all the cultural values ​​of Italy. However, if this city of the famous Academy of Fine Arts and a museum such as the Gallery of the Academy had not been in this city, many priceless treasures of world culture would have been lost forever. Or simply not created. The Academy Gallery in Florence is not just a museum where priceless canvases of Florentine masters and the original “David” by Michelangelo are stored.
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